Magnum ltd - fargo, nd

It's really no big deal right now Super, because I'm sitting at home. If I were on the road, though, I would calmly explain to Chad what happened and, then, ask him for an assignment to Fargo.

 

Referred freezer. I left already. Now I'm at the Hinsdale Oasis. Got a load from university park to Fargo. Picks up tomorrow morning and delivers Monday, but I'm sure nick can keep me moving.

 

Nick should be able to keep you moving... If so, he could have you drop your current trailer in the Fargo Yard and assign you to something else.

 

Delivery went good, and I'm guessing that my shipper didn't watch the game....unless it was on Telemundo.

 

Picking up tomorrow morning, dropping in Fargo Saturday morning. My official license with hazmat is arriving in Fargo and I'll pick it up there (right now I just have a temporary paper permit). Nick already has a pre-load in the works for me. Life is good.

I never took the time to understand how "miles month to date" works when it shows on load offers. Looks like it means how many paid miles I will have once that load is completed. Am I right?

 

I think MMTD represents paid miles to date before completing the current assignment. I've been known to be wrong, though.

 

Nick has me set up on a load to South Carolina when my 34 is up. It was nick on weekend dispatch who fixed the mess with the machine that was loaded onto my trailer without anyone except the loader knowing it was being put there. I had a built in 34 that was lost over that because I delivered Saturday morning and did not have to p/u until Monday evening. Instead I had to make an extra round trip of 610 miles.

 

We go to South Carolina?

Safe travels, Dust!

 

I delivered south/west of Columbia earlier this year...US Foods if I remember correctly

 

Got up at 0300 in San Antonio and drove to South Houston to make my pick up.
It was in one of those neighborhoods that was filled with small industrial companies and single wide trailers. I had to put the left side tires all the way to the edge of the pavement to make a right turn and still drag the trailer over the grass on the right side when turning right. There was a pregnant dog wandering around and multiple roosters telling me it was morning time. Moms walking their kids to school past the chemical company I was picking up at. Bizzaro Land
Place was so small that the loading dock is impossible with a 53' trailer. So I had to park parallel to the building. The forklift driver had to lift a pallet jack into the truck to push the pallets to the nose of the trailer.
Very nice people. Had me loaded with 24 pallets of liquid soap in plastic barrels in 45 minutes. That's right... Yesterday Sysco took over 7 hrs to unload 10 pallets.... And this place took 45 minutes for 24 pallets without a loading dock!
I made the guy in the truck happy cause I turned the reefer on to -10 for him since it was so humid and warm out!
Headed up to Cavalier ND for a Saturday delivery. It's way up Northwest of Grand Forks near the Canadian border.
Reload on Sunday Morning in Grand Forks headed to Maxton